-- www.tvtome.com

The WB Plays With DICKS:  The WB has given a pilot order to Jersey Television and Sony Pictures TV's DICKS. The show centers on four slacker friends in their twenties that take a course at a community college and get their private investigator's liscenses.

-- zentertainment (January 16th, 2003)

Rhea Perlman Joins DICKS:  Rhea Perlman has joined the cast of The WB's pilot DICKS. Perlman will play Mrs. Wabash, a teacher to four highschool grads who attend junior college to learn how to become private investigators. Judy Greer is set to play one of the kids. Danny DeVito, Michael Shamberg, Stacey Sher and John Landgraf will executive produce with pilot writer Zack Helm.

-- zentertainment (March 5th, 2003)

WB is taking the high road about four twenty-somethings trying to be private investigators. They are all college dropouts, and one is a police academy dropout. Tom, Kevin, Molly and Mooks meet their mother figure at a "private investigator class". Described as "Reality Bites meets the Rockford Files," this could possibly be the only pitch left in the world.

-- www.filmjerk.com

 Rhea Perlman ("Cheers") could return if the WB picks up her pilot titled "Other People's Business," produced by her husband, Danny Divito.  The comedy centers on four directionless high school friends in Los Angeles who take a course at a community college and get their private investigator's licenses; previously titled "Dicks".

-- www.mortystv.com

"Dicks" is a pilot currently in production for a proposed TV series, possibly a mid-season replacement on the WB network. It revolves around a quartet of aimless twentysomethings (a girl and three guys) in Los Angeles -- the smart, sophisticated Molly and three guys -- who go to junior college and learn how to be private investigators, and their teacher, Mrs. Wabash (played by Rhea Perlman, whose hubby, Danny devito, is one of the executive producers).

-- www.thrillingdetective.com/eyes/other_people.html